Artis Senior Living of Evesham

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During our loved one stay there, an infection broke out and went throughout the entire facility. There always was COVID, and they had four pods with about 15 rooms in each pod. His pod had COVID, he survived it however some did pass. Our loved one had to go to the hospital and then to a rehab facility, and when he was finished they would not allow him back. We felt that we had been mislead. They did arrange for us to have zoom calls with him during the lock down who had Alzheimer's. Another thing that disturb us was once they said they weren't letting him back in, they told us to come grab his furniture. We grabbed wrong clothes that they bagged up for us, and they did not send him any clothing while he was staying at the rehab facility. We did not get any of his expensive clothing back. In addition they never offered there condolences once our loved one passed. We felt that the food was really inadequate, they served the same things. They said there was options to choose from but that was not really accurate. The activities directors were both so wonderful, and they seem to really care about the residents and getting them active.

We chose Artis Senior Living of Evesham because we thought the value for the money was good and they are also very close to where we live. The room sizes here are good sized. My mom seems to enjoy the food, so no complaints with that. The bets part about the community so far has been the staff, they are good as far as taking their time to see if residents are comfortable and well taken care of. We have also had good communication from them if there is a question or issue that comes up. I would definitely recommend.

I was overall pretty happy with Artis, although I wish they had offered a little more one on one time with my mother. I would recommend the place for those looking for lighter levels of care for their loved ones. They did have activities available for the residents although it didn't seem like they were encouraging her to go very much. Occasionally, I would be in the living room with the residents and the care partners and there didn't seem to be much effort on the part of the care partners to engage with the residents or get to know them. I thought the food was ok. In the dinning room, I didn't see the staff washing their hands or washing the residents' hands. The community itself is very nice and as a whole, pretty clean. I thought they could have done a little bit of a better of a job cleaning my mother's individual room, however. When I did bring things to the staff's attention, they were pretty good about addressing my concerns and making changes, however temporary.